PALESTINE’S LEGAL SCENE Vol. 52 Your weekly survey of the most important publications and activities related to Palestine and law, from local and international sources
The Palestinian General Federation of Trade Unions stated that the Israeli occupation refused to compensate Palestinian workers for the closures it imposed to confront the
Can Palestine sue Israelis in its courts? Legal reading in light of the Palestinian minister of justice’s statements for prosecution of Israeli settlers By: Nasser
PALESTINE’S LEGAL SCENE – Vol. 51 Your weekly survey of the most important publications and activities related to Palestine and law, from local and international
What Did the Decision of the European Court of Human Rights on BDS Include? By Rawan Radi For: Law for Palestine Decision Background On
The Palestine Yearbook of International Law (PYBIL) has issued a call for submissions for its volume 23. The deadline January 15, 2021. The PYBIL, is
Within the monthly webinars of the Jurists for Palestine Forum, “Law for Palestine” has organized a webinar entitled “The responsibility of the occupation in times
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Bahrain will not allow the import of Israeli goods produced in settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories, state news agency BNA reported, disavowing comments made
Researcher Longo Bardo M. published a paper in the Asian Journal of International Law, entitled “The Legality of Closure on Land and Safe Passage between
